Kings Road Brewing gets season 12 episode

A brewery profile landed today, but the real story is bigger than one YouTube upload. What’s Brewing PA posted Season 12, Episode 7 featuring Kings Road Brewing Company on May 10, giving the South Jersey brewery another turn on a regional beer show that also airs on NBC Sports Philadelphia networks. That matters because these episodes are not just content — they are discovery funnels for taprooms, beer trails, and weekend visits. Kings Road is exactly the kind of brewery that benefits from that kind of spotlight: local, story-driven, and built around destination tasting rooms. ### What actually dropped today? The new upload is titled “SEASON 12 l S12 E7 l Kings Road Brewing Company,” and it appeared on the What’s Brewing PA YouTube channel on May 10. The show describes itself as a 30-minute series focused on breweries, pubs, restaurants, beer trails, and craft-beer culture around the Philadelphia region. So this is less “random brewery video” and more “established regional showcase.” ### Why is Kings Road a fit for this show? (youtube.com) Kings Road sells more than beer. It sells place. The brewery says it was founded in 2017 by five friends in Haddonfield, New Jersey — a previously dry town — and has since grown into a two-location operation serving Haddonfield and Medford. That kind of origin story is catnip for a show built around local identity, neighborhood scenes, and the people behind the pints. ### Where are those locations? (youtube.com) The brewery’s current footprint is pretty clear on its site: one tasting room at 131 Kings Highway East in Haddonfield and another at 67 North Main Street in Medford. Both are positioned as downtown gathering spots, not production-only facilities tucked in an industrial park. That matters because media like this tends to work best when viewers can picture an actual afternoon visit. ### Is this Kings Road’s first time on the channel? (kingsroadbrewing.com) No — and that is the interesting part. Kings Road has shown up repeatedly across the What’s Brewing universe. The channel lists Kings Road-focused videos in Season 9, plus at least two entries in Season 11, and now the new Season 12 episode. Basically, this is not a one-off discovery. It looks more like a brewery the producers see as dependable TV — good story, good visuals, good local hook. That’s an inference, but it fits the pattern of repeat coverage. ### Why do repeat episodes matter? Because repeat coverage turns a brewery from “one place you should know” into “part of the regional beer map.” A single feature can introduce a taproom. Multiple seasons can reinforce it as a regular stop for viewers planning brewery crawls, day trips, or suburban nights out. For a business that already leans on community and in-person visits, that kind of familiarity is valuable. ### Is Kings Road still in growth mode? (youtube.com) Seems like yes. The brewery’s own news page shows it was still generating local expansion news in 2025, including a proposal tied to Moorestown Community House. Even without that project becoming the center of today’s story, it shows Kings Road is not just coasting on an older reputation. The company is still trying to widen its footprint. ### So what is the real takeaway? This episode is small news in the national sense, but meaningful local-business news. (youtube.com) A regional beer show gave Kings Road Brewing another fresh promotional hit on May 10, and the brewery already has the ingredients that make that exposure useful — a recognizable story, two walkable locations, and a brand that keeps resurfacing in South Jersey beer coverage. ### Bottom line? Kings Road did not just “get an episode.” It got another reminder to local drinkers that the brewery is still here, still visible, and still trying to become a habitual stop rather than a one-time visit. (kingsroadbrewing.com) (youtube.com)